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Minnesota and Colorado Democrats Push ‘Don’t Say Baby’ Bills

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A pro-life demonstrator holds up a mock human fetus, as groups chant over one another outside of the U.S. Supreme Court on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., March 4, 2020.

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Crisis pregnancy centers are under constant fire (sometimes literally) from the pro-abortion Left. The Associated Press is now rebranding them “anti-abortion centers” to reflect the AP’s politics.

It’s no secret that the rage and violence directed at these centers stems from the fear that their existence leads to fewer abortions. That’s why Elizabeth Warren and other pro-abortion extremists in Congress want federal legislation, in her words, “to crack down on the deceptive practices these centers use to prevent people from getting abortion care” and to get the government to pressure Google to suppress search results for such centers. NARAL Pro-Choice America gave away the game by listing among these “deceptive practices”: “More than 67 percent of the locations intentionally referred to the fetus as ‘baby’ and told our investigator she was already a mother because she was already pregnant.”

Dan McLaughlin

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Dan McLaughlin

Dan McLaughlin is a senior writer at National Review Online and a fellow at National Review Institute.

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